The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-07-21

district members of the Giles Coun-
ty Temperance Alliance at the
court house in Pulaski last Monday,
called and presided over by Presi
dent F. Arrowsmith. About half !
the districts were represented. The
FIST work was the perfecting of the
committees. The president has
named the chairman in each dis
trict and they are expected to ap-
point their own committees, both
white and colored, and report
them. The following is the list as
far as perfected:
No. Nv. J. McNeeley.
2.-J. F. Campbell, j. E. Gilbert,
j. f. Butler, j. W. Brown.
3.-Dr. Waters.
Al. M. Howard.
Or. p. Yancy, r. d. Reed, J.
M. Hancock; colored: Lot Ed
mundson, Will Howard, Monroe
Howard.
CD. S. Shores, W.D. Reynolds,
A. w. Moss, J. W. Tomerlin; color
ed: Mat Skillern, Dan'l Coleman,
Foster Harwell.
| IL. E. Alternately, T. M. N.
Jones, DR.. Wilson, Atha Baugh,
Chas. Choate.
S.-Dr. Mcclure, Rober:. Butler,
DIR. Harwell; colored: Jas. Holt,
Rev. Mas McNairy.
9.-Tom DAILY.
10.-Dr. Farrar, John Burns, r.
w. Morley, F. N. Houston, W. A.
, Wilkins, j. R. Holt.
lid. Alternately.
/ 1T. o. Alternately, Gid Sim
mons, Robert Moore; colored: Bur
rel Morrell, Mas Rose, Rey. Mr..
, Farmer.
I'D. A. Mcknight.
Am. Alexander.
15.-J. K. P. Blackburn, j. S.
Gilbreath, j. H. Barrow, 7. B.
Briggs, r. D. Grigsby, D. B. Gar
rett; colored: Rev. Mr.. King, Prof.
Tom Marsh, Anthony Malone, Sam
Grigsby, Linas Fitzpatrick.
16.-Dr, HARDWOOD, T. f. McCord
! H. c. Topp, j. L. Kellum, t. P
Moore, John Dunnevant; colored
| VIM. Douglass, Elder T. j. Ftz
patrick.
> I'D. L. Gordon, C. W. Rut
= ledge, w. H. White; colored Riley
Brown, Will Jackson.
\ 1S.-Dr. Davenport.
D 19.-Dr. Herbert.
GOV. W. McLaurine.
q Chairmen are expected and re
: quested to appoint as many com
mitteemen as they think necessar,
y and each district use it's discretion
=. as to whether the white and coloret
committeeman shall act jointly O
!, separately. The weight of opinio
,e is that they should act Jointly.
! Capt. Black burn reported tn
> cause prospecting in the 10Th. The
II will inaugurate q series of meeting.
" all over the district, with barbecue}
r.! speeches, etc.
is Mr.. Campbell reports the wor
D well in hand in the Prospect cour
Is try. Fifty Issues and Free Lance
10 have been subscribed for and di.
d tributed. They are keeping a ia
W ley sheet and have already owe
IN lS5 votes assured-more than ha
It. the district.
T. DR.. HARDWOOD said the 10th pr
N posed to organize clubs and hol
Id meetings ct al public places,
OF D. L. Gordon reported a CROWN
es sentiment IN the 18th.
ID ID DR.. Farrar said that all the colo
~ ed men in his district except tw
v were fer the amendment and the
ID hoped to make it solid.
Is The committee is getting I'll
y; ~ work well in shape and il chairme
"a and committeeman will DO their d.
er ty the vote will be overwhel ming.
d. S. Shores is a Jealous worke
OF He gives e glowing report from h
re country.
Y? The committee adjourned to Sa
IN urday week, Both, at 1870 at I'll
he court house, when it is hoped thu
le every committeeman in the count
| both white and colored, will be pre-
W ent. DO not throw q damper c
re the cause by staying away. I'll
at plans OF work are to be systematic
l and more vigorous forces set t
n. work.